A2010-019.45 : Promotion dinner, RM Wade and Co, Fordson tractor, Multnomah Hotel - Mayor Riley, Senator Rufus Holman, Charles Hall, Bill Tyler and Reverend Oswald Taylor, 1940 AP/29999 12/31/1940
A2010-019.46 : Dorothy Schroeder and Mayor Riley at Chrysanthemum Show, 1940 AP/30000 12/31/1940
A2010-019.47 : At home : Mayor Riley with wife and daughter, Dec. 12, 1940 AP/30001 12/12/1940
A2010-019.48 : Officer Beaubelle and Commissioner Riley at Continental Bakery meeting to make awards to drivers who had no accidents,1939 AP/30002 12/31/1939
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 A2010-019.49 : Mayor inspecting auto advertising Oregon, 1939 AP/30003 10/28/1939
A2010-019.50 : Mayor Earl Riley, Cesar E Chavez Blvd, Jan. 2, 1941 AP/30004 01/02/1941
A2010-019.51 : Council in session, 1941 AP/30005 01/31/1941
A2010-019.52 : Ex-Mayor George L Baker, Mayor Earl Riley, Ex-Mayor Joseph K Carson, and Rube Adams at Jesters Annual Trek to the Tides - Seaside, 1941 AP/30006 04/30/1941
A2010-019.53 : Multnomah Athletic Club Girls Swimming Team - Members of relay team which won the National AAU 400 yard freestyle relay and set a new American record at Buffalo, New York, 1941 AP/30007 03/20/1941
A2010-019.54 : Mayor Riley congratulating Wilber T Scott of Vancouver, Washington and Herman Hatfield of Chehalis, Washington, first and second prize winners in the National Farm Youth Foundation contest, April 25, 1941 AP/30008 04/25/1941
A2010-019.55 : Mayor Riley congratulating Wilber T Scott of Vancouver, Washington and Herman Hatfield of Chehalis, Washington, first and second prize winners in the National Farm Youth Foundation contest AP/30009 04/25/1941
A2010-019.56 : League of Oregon Cities meeting on Eugene Campus, May, 1941 AP/30010 05/31/1941
A2010-019.57 : Mayor Riley presenting trophy to Portland Mig Champ, May, 1941 AP/30011 05/31/1941
A2010-019.58 : Mayor Riley, Duncan Nease and Ross Ward at Union Depot to welcome distinguished guests from State of Washington, Challenge Party of Screwball Wreck, 1940 AP/30012 04/08/1941
A2010-019.59 : Mayor and Etchell in the only French taxi left from World War I, parade of 40 et 8 AP/30013 04/08/1941